Новости за 11.04.2024

Ibrahim Abu Ahmad and Amira Mohammed host 'Unapologetic,' a new podcast that aims to amplify the voices of Palestinians in Israel who are seeking peace. They explain why the peace camp in the Middle East needs a far greater sense of urgency

Against the backdrop of Avigdor Lieberman's warm ties with Baku, his sons Amos and Kobi became paid intermediaries between the government of Azerbaijan and Israeli tech companies

Call them the extremists' extremists: A tiny but passionate group assembled near Haifa on Wednesday, advocating for Israel to secure its northern border by occupying vast swaths of Lebanon. 'It just hasn't really occurred to anybody,' they say when asked why there are so few of them

Nonie Darwish was 8 when her father was assassinated in Gaza 68 years ago, in Israel's first-ever targeted killing. Paz Schwartz's film 'Telling Nonie' documents the charged meeting between her and the Israeli agent who helped kill the Egyptian intelligence officer she called dad

The law school's dean silenced the Palestinian activist who was invited to a dinner at his home, after she accused him of complicity in Israel's actions in Gaza. 'Peaceful protest on public campuses is protected speech. Disruptive protest and trespassing on private property is not,' said the director of Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression

The only thing Benjamin Netanyahu cares about beyond his personal political survival is how he is remembered in the history books – and as the son of a historian, he knows what matters is who gets to write it

Norway is seen by many as one of the most hostile European countries toward Israel. But the government in Oslo is veering between demands that it toughen its line against Israel and its actions in Gaza – and the fact that Norway is a major arms exporter

The war's aims won't be achieved, the hostages won't be returned through military pressure, security won't be restored and Israel's international ostracism won't end

Senior U.S. official tells Al Jazeera U.S. is not ruling out joint strike on Iran with Israel if Tehran attacks Israel ■ U.S. Mideast envoy asks FMs of Saudi Arabia, UAE, Qatar and Iraq to urge Iran to de-escalate tensions with Israel ■ 'Imminent risk of famine' for the majority of Gazans, Washington's envoy for humanitarian efforts says ■ IDF says it killed key financial operative of Hamas' military wing ■ Here's what you need to know 188 days into the war

It has been well-established that today's GOP takes its cues from two men: Donald Trump and Tucker Carlson. Six months after October 7, both are vocally opposed to how Israel is conducting this war

The air force and ground troops are operating near the Nuseirat refugee camp in central Gaza, with the operation expected to last a week

If you'd told Democratic lawmakers six months ago that Chuck Schumer and Nancy Pelosi would be leading the charge calling for early elections in Israel and conditioning military aid, they would have questioned your sanity. But then came the Israel-Hamas war

Lebanese organizations ask Beirut authorities to open investigation into Lebanese-Canadian playwright Wajdi Mouawad for communicating with Israel, a crime in Lebanon. In 2022, Mouawad's work was boycotted in Germany for entirely different reasons

The new book by Noah Feldman, one of America's greatest legal minds, explores identity, antisemitism and Jews' relationship with Israel. He tells Haaretz how Israelis don't understand the depth of the crisis with the Biden administration

The attorney general wrote that the government must show the High Court by the end of April what steps it is taking towards drafting Haredim to the army

We look at the map and they ask what that small country is. 'It's Israel, where you were born,' I tell them – and where I hope to return after my studies in the United States. Everyone here has gone in the other direction

Israel Democracy Institute poll reveals new lows in Israel's national mood, with 35 percent saying they are optimistic about the future of democratic rule in the country and 34 percent optimistic about national security

Thousands of acres were designated as state-owned property in just three months, while the remapping of land already categorized as state-owned has been paving the way for potential settlement construction

Yellow ribbons, graffiti, slogans and tattoos: Israel's streets are awash in interpretations of the day that changed everything. As an art director at Haaretz, how to represent horror is replete with ethical, as well as aesthetic, dilemmas

Interior minister Moshe Arbel slams Netanyahu for interfering in entry of foreign workers as Israeli industries suffer severe shortages after Palestinian workers barred and thousands of foreign workers leave after Oct. 7 and Gaza war

Leroy Bar-natan gave birth as a man at an Israeli hospital, between Hamas rockets attacks. 'All I could think after giving birth was: 'who'd understand I'm her father?''

Leroy Bar-natan gave birth as a man at an Israeli hospital, between Hamas rockets attacks. 'All I could think after giving birth was: 'who'd understand I'm her father?''

Hamas will have a hard time explaining why a strike on its political chief's children and grandchildren overshadows the demands it has posed since the start of the war, but Haniyeh's standing will likely be boosted

'Make this night different from all other nights by bringing back all the hostages': Members of Kibbutz Nir Oz set up a Passover Seder table with 36 chairs representing the community's hostages still being held in Gaza

With the sole exception of Dartmouth, all Ivy League schools earn D's or a failing F grade in the ADL review of 85 higher education institutions